In an epic (mutual) trolling between president-elect Trump on one hand and BuzzFeed and CNN, on the other, the two media organizations which issued yesterday's unsubstantiated report about Russia having compromising information on the president-elect, Trump first addressed the question of why he referred to Nazi Germany, saying it is "disgraceful" that intelligence communities would allow the release of any information. "That's something Nazi Germany would have done and did do," he says.

He then unleashed on Buzzfeed which alone published the 35-page memo behind the Russian allegations, saying "Buzzfeed which is a failing pile of garbage... will suffer the consequences"

And then, in an even more stunning episode, Trump slammed CNN reporter Jim Acosta, who he also called out during the presser over their report on a two-page synopsis they claim was presented to Trump.

With Trump looking to call on other reporters, Jim Acosta yelled out, “Since you are attacking us, can you give us a question?”

“Not you,” Trump said. “Your organization is terrible!”

Acosta pressed on, “You are attacking our news organization, can you give us a chance to ask a question, sir?” Trump countered by telling him “don’t be rude.”

“I’m not going to give you a question,” Trump responded. “Don't be rude. I’m not going to give you a question. You are fake news!” Trump responded, before calling on a reporter from Breitbart.

These exchanges followed an initial statement by Trump spokesman Sean Spicer who said that "for all the talk lately about 'fake news,' this political witch hunt by some in the media...is frankly shameful & disgraceful.... Highly irresponsible for a left-wing blog... to drop highly salacious and flat out false information on the Internet."

Following this, we expect the war between Trump and the media in general, or at least CNN in particular, to reach biblical proportions.

Malicious falsehood or injurious falsehood is a tort. It is a lie that was uttered with malice, that is, the utterer knew it was false or would cause damage or harm. Malicious falsehood is a false statement made maliciously that causes damage to the claimant.This is so disgusting of these people to do to our President.

This was a beautiful moment...CNN and Buzzfeed have been two of the loudest critics of fake news and just got busted cmmitting an atrocious act of faux journalism. Trump not only called them out, he dressed them down in front of the world and told them there would be consequences.

because of the neocon/israel lobby/aipac/adl/mossad/likud transnational transgenerational criminal conspiracy to control the u.s. government by allowing only assets of israel to attain national political office. once more:

Wow, that is obscure. Napoleon Wilson, from Assault on Precinct 13 - a little-known movie by the illustrious director John Carpenter! (his second movie, released in 1976, two years before his uber-classic show-stopper, "HALLOWEEN")

This is the media's own fault, and I LOVE IT! He has absolutely no reason to be friendly or cordial with them. They rail against him every day, declared themselves enemy combatants, but they have never EVER been in a battle themselves. They are used to gov't officials timidly seeking their approval, but when you know that no matter what you do, you will never get it, you learn you have nothing to lose by using their own cameras against them, and Trump is doing that masterfully. It has been said the media should keep politicians in check, but the reality has become the media has given the state and liberals more power, and has never been held accountable themselves. They now know that if they screw up, they will be blasted for it on the international floor. FINALLY!